Sumerian God Marduk And Adam
From "Myths from Mesopotamia" by Stephanie
Dalley, Epic of Creation, Marduk says,
"...
Let me put blood together and bones too, let me set up primeval man: Man shall
be his name...",
"...
The work of the gods shall be imposed on him..."
In Atra Hasis,
"...
Nintu mixed clay, with her flesh and blood, they heard the drumbeat forever
after, a ghost (soul) came into existence from the god’s flesh and she (Nintu)
proclaimed it a living sign."
It is quite interesting to note that the meaning of the word
Adam (אֶת-הָאָדָם) also quite mysterious mean ‘to show
blood (in the face)’, it matches up with the use of blood here in both
versions.
Also the word bone used here is "is-si-im[tu]m" which corresponds to the Hebrew word "etzem"(bone) used in Genesis 2:23, in the phrase "etzem me-atzami", "bone of my bones."
Also the word bone used here is "is-si-im[tu]m" which corresponds to the Hebrew word "etzem"(bone) used in Genesis 2:23, in the phrase "etzem me-atzami", "bone of my bones."
In fact Sumerians clearly use the term ‘Adamu’while describing how SUmerian Gods actually created Adam and also mentioned the world E.DIN , another indication that the Hebrews scriber heavily
borrowed their knowledge from ancient Sumerian civilisation.
Bible clearly and very explicitly states that 'let us make man in our own image'. We
have plural here. And it clearly tells us that this is a borrowing from much earlier
sources i.e Sumerian civilization.
Robert
Mascharan
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